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and beautifying the skin, scalig, hair,yiin€l° kids. No other foreign or domestic toilet 3, however expensive, is to be compared

it for all the pvses of the toilet, hath,

and nursery. Thnsi cogbines in ONE Boar B0!! PRICE, the B331' s n and complexion 2:1; :Inf the snr toilet and baby soap in

¢0l9lets Treatment to B ll .

Uurxomss Boar, to cleanse th; skid? er::t's°a‘nrd emlss and soften the thickened euticle,Clmct'ns Ournssr, to lnstsnu alla itching, lnssmms. len, and irritation, anlsootheand heal, and Cu- lscuaa Raaonvsxr, to cool and cleanse the blood. A Bmou Bm- isortensumaientto cure the most

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GEM JARS and asthe pre- serving season is now on. will sell especially low

Pints 6c each. Qusrts 7 c each. Q gallons oc each.

Rubber Rings 12g dQz_ V J. D. |0LE0ll & C0. .

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Reliable work at moderate prices Extraction free of charge.

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- day, and the warmer the 5 , weather gets the more you’ll f

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Telephone us (No 238) or _

'= send us word and we’ll deliver f

- a package ar- your door. 5 We make our Ice Cream

.' from our Pasteurized cream- »

° which is absolutely pure and ‘

; admittedly superior in flavor ~ _` to ordinary cream-and we ', ._ put it up in 10c., 20c and 35c. -1 4. packages. '

‘_ John 6. McDonald I

Pas'euriz<d Milk Factory, ._

Water Street. =

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_ pgesihle to turn out our orders on time. . e question naturally arises. what , isthercasouofao great a rush? The _ reason is plain, our lent is sited . t with mf listen Modern , an ying _ has class workm:pWe are lhxznsettigi

. gticvn to turn onisvork in . Dinner than other _ , ment on P. R. Island’ b , We have the facilities and know how

to secure the k.

,' Givensatridlzrndln cssrsisosd of , themerits of our work.

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'IUESDAY SEPTEMBER, 10.1311.

passed by in the matter of the royal visit. The ships will go by, he tells us, far from our shores against which the sad sea waves moan a requiem. Perchance through a glass darkly the Heir Apparent may catch the gleam of the Island's red shore and languidly inquire what land it is, but nobody on board will be able to answer. “Once lt was not so." Once we entertained the Prince who has since be- come King. Now the humiliation of

Prince Edward Island is all but complete. Our Liberal rulers-for of course from the Examiner’s view point it is all their

fault-have but to go one step further, vote away the name of the Island end its

status as a Province and have it incorprat- ed as a county of Nova Scotia.

A man must feel very badly when he

writes like that, and we therefore extend our sincere condolences to the editor of the Examiner. Possibly it was he that Mr. Cooper met while in Charlottetown, and who impressed upon the western editor the notion that the Island “had given itself up in disgust.” At least there isa striking similarity between the views of the Canadian Magazine and the Examiner with regard to the Island. It is a had thing forany man to get “the blues." It is doubly bad when the malady falls upon an editor and he becomes a dissemi-

nator of gloom in the homes of the land. Therefore we feel moved to remonetrate with our brother editor and to cheer him up, if that be passive. '

“Why should a man whose blood ` is warm within mm _sit like his grsndsire cut ln alabaster, sleep when he wakes and creep into the jaundice by being peévlshf’ So wrote the immortal William. “Fish not with this melancholy bait,” said William. The sturdy citizens of Prince Edward Island were never very much indebted to the presence or the smiles of

royalty for their prosperity or their happi- ness. They would like to see the Duke, no

doubt, but they will lose very little sleep bexause he does not pay them a visit. The sun has shone brightly. the rain has fallen, the fruits of the field have been abundant. The potato crop is exeellent;the pumpkins and squash have grown toample proportions and the blueberry crop has seldom been more plentiful. Our mer-

chants are prosperous and cheery, our work-people well employed, and dur popu- lation generally as comfortable and happy

as falls to the lot of any similiar commun- it around the world

y . Wherefore we bid the editor of the

Examiner to be of better cheer. Make

not the Conservative organ into a wind- ing sheet. Those terrible Grits will not

hold power forever, and bye and bye there will again be “fat takes” for Tory news- pap&' men, who will enjoy their then good fortune all the more for a. temporary fast.

Then will be sun shine, the birds sing, the rivers run merrily to the sea and the skies be bright again. Cheer, Brother Editor cheer up l

M-(M

Winnipeg has had this yeara decidedly

successful industrial exhibition. The attendance was larger by 7,000 than ever before; the receipts exceeded $50,000 and there was paid out in prizes over $10,000 The directors were able to expend $3,000 on capital account and pay od' one half their debt of $10,000.

This year the apple crop almost

throughout the United States is short and prices are ruling high. One man in Missouri who hasalarge orchard and a good crop has sold the fruit on the trees

for $75,000. The orchard in question promises a crop of 100,000 bushels, it is said. 'Ihe owner would have needed to produce 107,000 bushelsof wheat at 70 cents, or 214,000 bushels of oats at %

e ents to have yielded a like monetary re- turn.

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An cificial of the Boston Chamber of

Commerce, ,writing to the New York Bulletin on the Canadian attitude toward reciprocity concludes his letteras follows:

The Canadians do not need reciprocal trade relations' with the United States. They have, by prudence and energy, plac- ed themselves in a position where they can calmly regard any overtures we may make. In a word instead of the Dominion being the suitor, it is we who must make the advances; we who must be the petitioners. To such a point has the

mistaken [policy of our Government

TOO G EAT ARISK.

It is dangerous to nelect a simple ltchinglpiles as the trouble is likely come c ronic and develop into fatal able fistula or cancer of

simple application of Dr.

ment wiu quickly relieve t-he burning sensation, gud a ,few

cure any case* cfbpges. »!his ointment has mobs ,relieved airing than any ‘preparation you

on.

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The National Photographic Record As _ _ ,_-_ _ --. soclatlon ofGreat Britain ls making an

and garden tools are rarely imported, al-

the market to its full extent.

GERMANY'S BLIND PERSONS.

Since 1871 the number of blind persons in Germany has decreased from 85 to 67 per 100,000lnhabltants, and the famous Bresla uocullst. Dr. H. Cohn, ls convinced that with proper care that number can bestill further reduced to 40 per cent.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS IV EGYPT.

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The demand for agricultural imple- ments in Egypt is bound to increase with the great progress made in cultl~_ vatlng land. Farmers are rapidly finding out the value of improved machinery, and have in use already a number of threshing machl nes.

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RICH AND POOR ALIKE use Pain

Killer. Taken internally for cram s colics and diarrhoea. Applied extersall cures spsrains, swollen muscles, etc Avoid su titutes. there is but one Pain Killer. Perry Davis’. 25c. and Hlc.

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It will ave us great pleasure to have

the mem rs of the Teachers’ Association visit our store at any time during their

stay in our City and if we can supply them with anything in the line of Sc ool and College Books and Stationary we shall

be happy to do so. J. D. Taylor. St-ationer, oppositegfront door Post oiiice.

:French Flannel Waists entirely distinc- tive eB’orts-remember that.

Allne pervaded by an air of freshness

The same kim? of dt and workmanship

which have made our silk walsts famous everyone.lJas. Paton & Co. 10 li

Buy your Scribblers at Taylor’s.The best

paper opp. front door post office.

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troyed by the advance of progress.

3 _ A SAD LAMENT. _ M-_

` ` ` ` ' i ___ _ WUBRB RUSSIA GETS HBR TOOBS.

The °°°°°m°d E“ml“°’ d""'° ° Russia buys her cheaper tools from Ger-

wofully sad picture of the Island bein g many, while the best qualities come from

France and England. Pltchforks, spades

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We please every taste because our stock is the largest, e

though the home industry does not supply

the best Every jacket is made in the latest style perfect in every

forming in lit finish and workmanship to the demands of fashion

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the price be large or small our values are conspicuously big

F PERK|NS& C F PERKINS

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sinh i 21%. Canned Lobssms, me

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ciggo top.

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SEALED TENDERS will be received by the

undersigned addressed “John E. Bell, Char~ lottetown," and marked "Tenders for Stoca,’ up to iz o’clock. noon,on aaturday. the four- teenth dhy of September next. Igor, for the stock of' Drugs, Fancy Goods, Shcp Furniture and elfects o Mr. Lawrence W. Watson (doin business in Charlottetown, under; the name oI W.R.Watson) and 't ted d bei '

si ua an ng, in the

Drug Store and Premises lately occupie by Mr. Watson on the west-side of Queen Street, Char- lottetown, adjoining the premises of Messrs George Carter &_Co. 'F-_f_» stock listof the property maybe inspected at the since of Mr; A. A. McLean, Solicitor, Charlottetown, and in- tending purchase.-s will have the pri-.-liege nf inspecting the propertv on applicatzon to either Mr. McLean or the undersigned.

The above sale is made in pursuance of the

provisions for sale contained in a Chattel Mort- gagee made by the said Lawrence W. Watson to the undersigned, bearing date the 8th day of December, A. D., 1897.

The purchaser will have the opportunity of

taking the lea.-ee of the Drug Store without con- sxderation.

The undersigned does not bind himself to

accept the hxg est or any tender.

JOHN E. BELL,

Mortgages.

Aug, 31, 1901 Sept Sdlf, -

Auction Sale.

Grant 2nd day of farm of

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farming

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We are daily receiving flattering compliments on our low prices and I E. J'

I plendid assortment Coy ness” .mg ggggag

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' ill; Let us show you our stock when out ‘-'rf I

Not the iclle take of gosups but the careful opinion of crm Skip store and you skip the biggest crock-ery bargains ever heard of Hun ~

reds of customers who have bought from us are during the past vear are elhng their friends of our wonderfully low prices ==?""‘=="‘=_'“"""

Clark Crockery Co,

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Will find our establishment the right place to leave

hear orders

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Garments made by us are noted for their ease. grace,

and good hmsh Our stock is replete with fashionable wool wnns Lasts Fouxlirq eos British and (onafimn manufacture

We are agents for the celebrated OXFORD TWELDS

and have new over 100 PATTERNS in stock.

’1‘0~LE'I`-The new dwelling house

of Hillsboro and Sydney Sta. vt by Dre Handrahan. Apply to

Merchant Tailor, Morris Block Op Post Oflice ’ wwfglgazézgét

Charlottetown

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gezera 5’ofk.ByGood wages, Ref¢l‘¢n°¢ W' uued. d. 1 wk

Hardwood Flooring

wsrrran snvansr. reasons oricsss-

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